Question

cyclists dont need to be close to the right curb if they are: riding on a four-lane street riding next to a school bus passing a parked vehicle making a right turn

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Riding on a four - lane street: Cyclists still generally should stay to the right.
• Riding next to a school bus: This is not a valid reason to not be close to the right curb.
• Passing a parked vehicle: When passing a parked vehicle, cyclists need to move away from the right curb (to avoid opening car doors, etc.), so this is a valid situation.
• Making a right turn: When making a right turn, cyclists should position themselves appropriately for the turn, but being close to the right curb is still relevant for the turn.

Answer:

C. passing a parked vehicle